Graham Bamford 7th April 2009 

Well I’ll be buggered.  IT WORKS!
After the recent heavy rain following such a long dry spell, my dam (small acreage) developed quite a substantial leak.

The water was literally bubbling out of a hole in the ground at the base of the dam wall, and running down the road as a small stream.
While the neighbours were quite happy with this arrangement, I was not so impressed.

I temporarily plugged the hole (about 100mm across) with a log, bashed in with a sledge hammer, and searched the ’net for a solution.
I read the reports and claims made re Water$ave Plug, and with a fair degree of scepticism, placed an order for a 10kg pail.

It arrived as promised within two days of ordering, and I waited for a calm morning to spread it across the dam surface.

At this stage, the leak had slowed to a trickle, but still allowing an unacceptable degree of leakage.
As well as the big leak, my dam has always had a slow seepage problem.

I released some of the plug effect by loosening the log in the hole, and allowed a slow but steady leak in the hope that it would ensure that the stuff would be sucked into the right hole.

After about three days, there was a marked decrease in the loss rate, and after two weeks, the dam wall is bone dry.
I must admit, I was amazed.
Thanks for the product, and for the prompt professional service.

If you ever develop a similar product that can be used with my leaking concrete tank used for drinking water, please let me know.
That’s my next challenge.

Cheers
Graham Bamford 
Bywong, NSW.